The Irish standard., 1887-12-24
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n For your holiday candies visit Mack's Candy
Kitchen, 100 E. 7th st . ss
M For fine home-mad candies call at Mack's
Candy Kitchen, 100 e., 7th st.
Dr.. slgnatius Donnelly, /, ,]r., !, has cablend q
friends in this city announcing his safe
arrival in Liverpool
Our readers will excuse our scantY
ne rs this week, but look out for feast
7. in the New Years edition. 1t will be
NJ standard" news.
Rheaurne and st. Pierre, the contrac-
tors OF the Ice Palace, have large crew
of men at work hauling ice from Lake
sCu1no. Ice u to Is inches IN thickness
is used.
Good things sometimes come slow.
I It has been . long time since ST. Pan1
had . Democratic postmaster, but at
last we have one. and good one. 100.
The boys in gray, who expect llttle
ST. .een way, may get foiled.
Judging from the amount Of parcels
being sent through the post.office and
express offices, ST. Paulites take more
pleasure III giving than receiving. /"
trhus should it be at this time. ise-
men Der the poor, first of all.
Our wish for every reader OF IHE
IRISH STANDARD is, health, happiness
and prosperity on Christmas morning.
For ourselves, we hope TO chronicle the
news from St. Paul for many years to
co1ae. Merry Christmas to all.
The French fair whic: has been the
attraction at Market Hall since
W. dnesday Of last week, closed on
Monday night, and everyone connected
with TIE fair are well pleased. About
SO 800 will be turned t,er 80 st. Louis
school as the result OF the fair.
The Crusaders made nominations on
Sunday last, the election taking place
ON Jan. Sth. For the first time in
years very little opposition was mani.
tested and everything looks well for The
society. at 5 o'clock Christmas morn
ing the society will receive holy COM
lnuuion.
Father Stanley has hit upon new,
novel and com mendable way OF rece1v-
ing the Christmas collection for he
wear. On Sunday last slnali envelopes
were passed around with the words
A.Eor Church Ornaments. From -----~~-,
Your next neighbor will never know
how much you give.
Hon. p. II. Kelly is sick at his hotel
in New York City and for snort time
crave tears for his safety were ex-
pressed. btrs. Kelly and Anthony Kelly
Of Minneapolis, left fer New York last
Saturday, ami are now by his side.
MANY a,lxions inquiries were received
in this city for MI. Kelly, where he is
held in high esteem.
Judge Kelly rendered q decision in
the district court on Monday, which is
the effect that the publication for City
assessments in the GLOBE ale illegal be-
cause the council did not designate the
paper by its correct name, namely, the
St. Paul Daily Globe. a here is little
doubt but that the assessments will be
collected lust the same.
Father O'Gorman, CT St. Thomas
seminary, will preach at High Mass in
tile Cathedral on Christmas Day, and
there is no doubt but that the church
will be completely filled. During
Father Shanley's absence in Europe he
secured several elegant church orna-
ments, which VIII be seen kece for the
first time on Christmas Day.
Next week st. Michael's parish will
be the liveliest place in the city. Lot
20. block I, of Sweeney's addition, will
be rafled, the tickeJs selling rapidly at
one dpllav each. A handsome set of
furniture willy also be disposed of in a
suitable way and weeks entertain
ment win be had which will furnish
amusement for all and help along the
financial standing of the Church anu
school.